Tribal Autonomous Councils

Tribal Autonomous Councils are self-governing bodies established within specific indigenous communities, granting them authority to manage local affairs, traditions, and development initiatives independently from the broader government. They help preserve cultural identity while addressing community-specific needs, such as education, resource management, and social services. These councils operate under legal frameworks that respect indigenous rights, providing a degree of autonomy to ensure that indigenous voices influence policies affecting their lives. Essentially, they serve as dedicated institutional platforms enabling indigenous communities to govern and develop their regions in accordance with their customs and priorities.